Andrew Yang says he's been approached by other campaigns for Iowa caucus alliance

CBS News

Des Moines, Iowa — Andrew Yang says his presidential campaign has been approached by rival camps about the possibility of forming an alliance that would encourage his supporters to caucus for a different candidate if he fails to garner sufficient support during Monday's caucuses.

"I think some campaigns have reached out to our team," Yang said Wednesday, adding he doesn't know who specifically has reached out and that for now, he's not interested in any arrangements with a rival.

"My team will sort out what the heck is being conveyed," Yang said.

Speaking at a reporter breakfast hosted by Bloomberg News, Yang said he has no current plans to give guidance to his supporters about what they should do if he fails to earn the 15% needed at individual caucus sites across the state.